Columns of soft dots on lilac linen
Pale dots run in loose vertical columns down a lilac linen ground, spaced unevenly so the lines look drawn by hand rather than set by machine. Some columns crowd together and others open right out, which gives the front of the dress a natural rhythm.
Why you'll love the Lavinia Dress
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Vertical dot columns: The lines run from shoulder to hem and quietly lengthen the shape.
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Soft lilac linen: A cool colour in a cool cloth, which is the right pairing in July.
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Uneven spacing: Nothing lines up exactly, and that is what saves it from looking mechanical.
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Sleeveless with hidden pockets: Arms free, hands occupied only if you want them to be.
It sits happily beside white, stone and every soft grey in the wardrobe, and it takes a white shirt over the top on a cooler morning.
The size guide will tell you where each size falls.